Everywhere we look, companies are tracking our whereabouts through the
multiple devices we use to access the Internet, but at what point will
consumers turn off?

This debate will look at whether consumers are taking control when it
comes to their online identity, or whether more transparency is
necessary to enable consumers to do this.

Mobile security is a serious threat in business, and AVG suggests many
of the same principles should be applied to consumers to stop the wave
of mobile breaches every month.

With children as young as four frequently using mobile devices to
access the internet, AVG believes education across multiple
generations is necessary to reinforce that device security is as
important as locking your front door.

WHO:

J.R. Smith is one of the foremost experts on the future of
Information Technology, disruptive innovation as well as consumer
privacy, rights, and dynamics, both within the United States and
globally. He is the CEO of AVG Technologies, a multinational
corporation recognized as one of the biggest players in the consumer
security software market, uniquely positioned to spearhead
innovation in the privacy and security industries thanks to the
employment of some of the world’s leading experts in privacy,
security and disruptive technologies. In February 2012, Smith led a
successful public offering of AVG Technologies on the New York Stock
Exchange (NYSE: AVG).

AVG's mission is to simplify, optimize and secure the Internet
experience, providing peace of mind to a connected world. AVG's
powerful yet easy-to-use software and online services put users in
control of their Internet experience. By choosing AVG's software
and services, users become part of a trusted global community that
benefits from inherent network effects, mutual protection and
support. AVG has grown its user base to 143 million active users
as of September 30, 2012 and offers a product portfolio that
targets the consumer and small business markets and includes
Internet security, PC performance optimization, online backup,
mobile security, identity protection and family safety software.
For more information please visit www.avg.com.

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